Get ready for an exciting under-17 showdown as Portugal U17 prendre Germany U17 sur 25 mai 2025 in a key European Championship group stage clash. Both sides are eager to claim maximum points and boost their chances of progression.
Le coup d'envoi du match est donné à 20:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, which translates to 19:30 BST in the UK. Make sure to check your local listings before you tune in.
This fixture follows Portugal’s convincing 4-0 win over Albania and Germany’s 3-0 defeat to France, so fans can expect a lively contest as both teams look to respond to their recent results.
Aperçu de l'avant-match
Portugal U17 have looked sharp in attack, demonstrating fluid passing and clinical finishing in their opening group match. Their confidence will be high after the comprehensive victory over Albania, and they’ll be keen to keep scoring freely.
Meanwhile, Germany U17 will want to bounce back from a tough loss to France, where they struggled to find their rhythm. They possess a solid defensive foundation and will aim to tighten up at the back while looking to control midfield battles.
Où regarder en streaming et à la télévision
If you’re planning to catch all the action live, you have several options across Europe. Many broadcasters will carry the game on free-to-air channels alongside online streams for convenience.
Alternatively, UEFA.tv offers free streaming in most territories, making it an excellent fallback if you don’t have access to a local channel. Simply head to the UEFA.tv website or app to register and watch.
Italy: Rai Sport and UEFA.tv (free stream)
Germany: ARD Das Erste and UEFA.tv (free stream)
France: beIN Sports and UEFA.tv (free stream)
Spain: RTVE La 1 and UEFA.tv (free stream)
UK: UEFA.tv (free stream) and check BBC Sport listings
Prévisions
This match could prove pivotal for both sides as they strive to secure a top-two finish in the group. Portugal look to maintain their momentum, while Germany will aim to rediscover their early tournament form.
Expect an open contest with chances at both ends – the side that handles pressure better and executes in the final third will likely come out on top.
